Fox is unswerving in his conviction that deterrence and prevention are Britain's strategic salvation; hence we don't need big armies for extensive adventures overseas.
His friend is unswerving in her loyalty to the king of her adopted nation and appalled at the bloody spectacle of accelerating terror.
Viktor Kulikov was among the very last survivors of the old Soviet military establishment, a Second World War veteran unswerving in his lifelong communism and suspicion of the West, who rose to be the top commander of the Warsaw Pact and a key figure in the crisis that led to the imposition of martial law in Poland in 1981.
In a preview of the important 18th Party Congress that is set to begin Nov. 8, the official Chinese news agency Xinhua said in a commentary that "unswerving efforts should be made to combat corruption and ensure clean governance".
"Central government firmly supports the universal suffrage in Hong Kong, and its sincerity and determination is unswerving.
His instinct was unswerving.
The Carters' songs are grounded in an unswerving faith and a willingness to face inevitable loss and death.
Is Martha, in her unswerving loyalty, her passionate spirit and frank sexuality, meant to symbolize the energies of the new nation she adopts?
More realistic in its setting than in its plot and characters, with its hero, 13-year-old Kevin, speaking impeccable English throughout, it was still revolutionary for its time in its unswerving depiction of grim living conditions.
For the duet version, he assigned Ms. Jeanrenaud the whine of the gears -- a humming, gradually evolving melody -- and gave himself the trotting of the oxen: first a briskly twanged tune, then a long-repeated note, plucked in quick, unswerving rhythm until its overtones rose and surrounded the cello lines.
